Catholic Boys High School - Rocket Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1958 volume:

3.34 ,im 6000 CDURSEL N055 mi W1 of UYYXE ROCK A Nineteen hundred fifty-eight will be remembered at Catholic High as the year of the great loss for on February 28th SAM B. KIRBY died. His passing brought to an end a five and a half year period of selfless devotion to the school. When his son entered Catholic High in 1952, Mr. Kirby joined the Catholic High Club. Beginning then, continu- ing through his son's graduation and up until the time of his death, Sam Kirby set an example without parallel in the rschool's history of a father's devotion to his son's alma mater. P So outstanding were all the qualities manifested during those years that it is impossible to determine which off them he possessed to the highest degree: initiative, determination, reliability, generosity, perseverance. No iob was too big, none too small for this man who didn't know how to say, lt can't be done. And when it was done, Sam l humbly reiected the praise which he never sought nor expected. l His respect for priests was boundless . . . matched only by their great respect for him. His name will be echoed I gratefully in. the mementoes of their daily Masses for years to come. A ln Catholic High School's twenty-eight-year history no layman's death has caused more poignant feelings of sad- ness and personal loss than that of Sam Kirby's. We shall not see his like again. MAY HE REST IN PEACE! the I I THREE BUILDINGS and FOUR YEARS PART ONE . . . and THREE BUILDINGS , Section I . . . Fitzgerald Hall Section ll . . . Library Building Section lll PART TWO . . Section I Section ll Section lll PART THREE . Section l Section ll Section III . . Gymnasium , FOUR YEARS S, . . Freshman Year . . Sophomore Year . . Junior Year c,,, . FORTY-TWO BOYS ..As We Are . . As We Were S . . What We Did page page page page page Page Page page page page page PaQe SEPTEHBER l95+ l 2 3 4 5 5 7 B 9 to xl 1315 IW nw-152-L1-125 HMA X MAYISSB I1 3 4-5 b'1B9xo N 11.15 lQl5Xbl l ll X9 3.0 llllhli 25 xt 'H 819 ol! 4 . THE ROCKET 1958 PART ONE BUILDINGS SECTION I -FITZGERALD HALL FaCuHy ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , 7,,, 7 7 Currlculum ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,77,,, ,,., . , . SECTION II -LIBRARY BUILDING Curnculunm ,,,,L,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,L,,, M ,,,,, , Library ,,L,, , .,,,,,,L,,, ,, ,,,,,, W SECTION Ill - GYMNASIUM ,L,,,E Football ,, .,,..,,,,,,,,,,,L, ,L Basketball L,,,. Page page page page Page page page page page SECTION ONE FITZGERALD HALL . . . the hub and center of all Catholic High activity . . . here in its classrooms are carried out the maior labors of our' education . . ,. it houses the -heart of our spiritual life, the chapel and the machinery of business operations, the administrative offices. if .h. '4 , REV. WILLIAM E. GALVIN RELIGION IV UR sl-:EPI-:ER HIS EXCELLENCY MOST REV. ALBERT L. FLETCHER, D.D BISHOP LITTLE ROCK ,V f 'W QE XE ff, '32ZLStSssS I 4 wax 'ff QT R I A f:Q9ij1yg,3Qf W3 f,I 1I ,L I E1 L HV: I 2143 gsm I rg-is Q Q1 air! 4 Ji' fifvxm f 1' I ,Y I 14.371 I QUIT I I., V , f Wg? 1 TT 5, T ff fl! gl I I If I FR. JOHN F, DOYLE FR. LEO A. RIEDMUELLER FR. GEORGE W. TRIBOU Biology A Church History Religion I Spanish l, Spanish ll G8OrYIetry A, Geometry B English Ill, English IV Biology B Algebra I World History FR, FRANCIS A. coLAvEcI-IIo FR. MILTON R. LANGE FR. FREDERICK B. ZARRILLI FR. REUBEN in GRQFF Religion III Chemistry Religion ll Reiigion i General Math, General Business PIWYSICS, Algebra ll Latin I Civics, Ui 3, Hisioiy American Government Trigonometry Latin ll Laiin i - Qlftx' ffifxf s - C. :isa .NE .5 . f FR. JOHN F. O'DONNELL MR. MICHAEL MALHAM NIR. JAMES COLLIER Religion ll Athletic Director Assistant Coach English I Head Coach General Math, Algebra I English ll Civics, Physical Education Physical Education 7 . . . OUR PRINCIPAL SUBJEC i FATHER GALVIN 3' ,Q I I iff' , NJ 17 N I IN THE CHAPEL . . . WE TALK TO THE GOD Our annuai retreat . . . source of Grace . . . time c Sacristans-Seared: Ed Makosks, Dale Muehlenbrock H d S 1 8 Mike Bledsoe, Harvey Massa, M ke H 4 I Ed Pas uerb, Jim D I y. Standing: OR TIME AND ETERNITY IE STUDY ABOUT. . . . . IN THE CLASSROOM Freshman Religion Clas J L il If The English course at Catholic High is given throughout the tour years. It is divided into English Grammar, which Teaches the student to express himself clearly and correctly, and Literature, which improves his character through the reading and analyzing ot great literary vvorks. The tour year course in Academic English prepares Catholic High students tor college, the business World and social lite. FATHER TRIBOU teaches Third and fourth year English. 5' no, alw6Y5f ke - ' ' hard To la . 'i be 'OO English can yomoresi ions ot th6S9 SOP' tom the express FATHER O'DONNELL teaches judging i first and second year English. anYWaY' , L. .gg N at X- s, . gimp, The English course, not only because of the vastness of its scope but also because of its importance in the successful pursuit of any career, requires a great deal of study outside the classroom as these Study Hall patrons know. Book reports, themes, term papers, research papers require much hard work. Let's see . . What DID happen in 1492? QW' Af .1 li ' n f- X Z 'ef I A lxx S .lf qi? FATHER GROFF teaches U. S. History and American Govern- ment. It is on a tirm toundation in Alge- bra that a student must build his mathematical knowledge ot subse- quent years. The purpose of Algebra l is to develop those minds that show mathematical talent as well as to provide stimulating intellectual exercise for all students. Fr. Ried- mueller and Mr. Collier handle this important assignment. Ostie happily waits for the answer about to tall from Ranslovvs lips No man is truly educated who lacks knowledge ot the ancient language which is so much a part ot our own tongue. Caesar's Gallic Wars is a must tor Sophomores. MR COLLIER teaches Algebra I and General Mathematics. 'This here .atin doesn't ook so tough eems to be the general opinion. FATHER ZARRILLI teaches Latin 2 I, ll and Ill. r i L i. . . inquisitive young minds find the answers they're looking for on the shelves of the library and on the tables of the biology, V chemistry and physics labs . . . adventures in both science and TH E B good reading have their beginnings here . . . ' fhf rm: . wi-ri-E' Z mg it 5 5 5 ' K 5 X i i 3 3 it MW fi 'F wil 45 N 50 . . a w M e Qi Q x Y-'I w THE SCIENCE FROGS, BUGS and VVORMS . . . Through heir dissection and microscopic inspection we begin our study of the won- derful life created by God. ELEMENTS, COMPOUNDS and MIXTURES . . . in Chemistry we delve into even more of the wonderful secrets of the Almighty's magnificently mysterious world. DM WE LIVE IN TH teaches Biology. SIGHT, LlGHT and ELECTRICITY . . . are iust a few of the interesting phases of modern existence treated in the course in Physics. Biology is one of the most interesting of our school studies. This introduction to organic life enables us to learn more about its functions. 1 R GREATEST ig WMM ,,,,X,,,,N WW vq.. VA, N ORTANCE a , f-'i 'NN24'2,'?,,,, WONDERFUL WORLD OF BOOKS . RR eg . SOURCE OF LITERARY TREASURE Sportsmanship is one of the most important lessons taught in high school . . . the center of'our athletic program is the gym: home of those rough basketball practice sessions and Coach Mal- Y M NA ham's fiery pre-football game pep talks . . . who can forget them! -W if A if . 5 5 s s. , .9 1? , iz gi: af I, cr,s l I7 K M. ll, . A xi K., wi A 'A' ' L 3 1' If Y A MR. MALHAM Head Coaclw Cl'1aplain FATHER RIEDMUELLER FOCTBALL . . . hz ag if .5 .T J 5 ' ' M 'if ik WK Fronf row: Manager T. James, J. Campbell, L. Hoyl, O. Haston, J. Rea, T. Barre, Manage Gerharl. Second rovv: C. Daniel, D. Ranney, J. Myers, P. Campbell, R. Paulette, R. Pyle, L Nluehlenbrock, K. Tarom, D. Barker, G. Caver, L. Sunski. Back row: Coach Collier, J. Strassll GAME Rockels Rockets Rockels Rockets Rockets Roclcefs AFTER GAME, PLAY AFTER PLAY, Tl- 39 7 Dardanelle L9 O Bald Knob 33 lll Malvern 13 7 Benlon ill 27 Conway 25 6 Jacksonville W I THE ROCKETS 46 79 ' 4,4 7 naw, V. Taiom, J. Wagner, F. Harrison, B. Cagle, G, Sfilllngs, J. Breyel, J. Ohlemeyer, B. ,X arera, J. Waggener, J. Dailey, D. Moore, Coach Nlalham and Father Rieclmueller. fi IKETS RACKED Tl-lElVl UP THIS YEAR! Rockels Rockets Rockets Rockets Rockets Total Rockets ,. X T3 Nlorrillon 7 Subiaco 21 Russellville 7 Sheridan 7 Mabelvale H6 Opponents AAR. COLLIER Asslslanr Coacl 1 Bonnie Pyle and Jim Campbell move in to down 1 Malvern ball carrier, TOM SHAW gem. ,B Guard, Defensive End 'IO WINS AND . . . AND THE TROPHY ROCKETS TO BE RECKONED WITH . . . RONNIE, DALE, JOE . . . Dale Muehlenbrock churns through the mud as a Sheridan defender fries To bring him down. JIM CAMPBELL End, Defensive Linebacker if iid' wg., fv Q A ...X an .v ,M -Wfirlhr , ,, ,N wb, I , .L K mwffs, K if7 1:.., X' 14 .iff A:-W .' NY, 2, A 'YMJWI Buddy Cagle oulruns all comers in a spectacular punt relurn against Mabelvale. BUDDY, T oN TO REMEMBER' ,L E EE? if sf xg fgxxa 936 ' 2 I3 2 ?Cl GP. f 0 S 'Y RONNIE PYLE All-District Outstanding Back-District SAA All-State Honorable Mention All-Southern Honorable Mention All-American fini? 'Wt BUDDY CAGLE AII-District All-State MEN OF POWER, SPEED AND DETERMINATION JOE WAGNER DALE MUEHLENBROCK All-District All-District AN OUTSTANDING BACK AND OUR FUTURE GREATS Y , S W a . S S ' K? i iii? .x QW ,..e,. rust row: Bennett, Shock, Paulette, Mayes, Mooney, Walker, O'MaIley, Hart, Bledsoe. Second row: Arendt, Bynum, Deming, Rossi, Yotter, Benton, Howell, ,av Sarna, Sweetman. Third row: Linneman, Jack, Schubert, Dalton, Gerard, Fer- g i guson, Massa. 1 ' -5 Swv , Y ii I -i , L - f , -'ra , ' 1 .x 5 Front: Roger Walker and Steve Schubert, All-City Second Team, Back: Harvey Massa and Don Jack, Honorable Freshman Coach Mention AHACHY. MR. LARRY WILSON THE 1958 ROCKETS . . . owner SENIORS: Buddy Cagle and Arthur Hart. First row: Parker, Hart, Cumnock, Cagle, Kennedy, Hoyt, Rand. Second rovv: Coach Malham, Tarom, Stillings, Van Wagner, Breyel, Caldarera, and Harrison, Manager. Rockets Rockets Rockets Rockets Rockets Rockets Rockets Rockets Rockets Rockets Z4 SCORE CARD Mabelvale Benton Plumerville Plumerville N. Little Rock Deaf School Morrilton Morrilton Drew Central Conway Rockets Rockets Rockets Rockets Rockets Rockets Rockets Rockets Rockets Malvern Sheridan Brinkley Jacksonville Subiaco Conway Malvern Benton Deaf School Van Wagner goes high for rebound ATHOLIC HIGH'S L G H GREATEST TEAMS PSWPEW, 352 2'm 0 1 i f i l .fngrgml RSFIYEQC Flfgf fo . Second Barker sr O . ' W. D Gfisrf - Sryjel Clan: S, B,-Ucks Sfrassle B f RObe,.rs ll edrden J ' 5-Sion I ames ' G8rh ' Cav an Er, S, FRESHMAN TEAM A First row: Howell, Bynum, Rogers, Moran, Deming, Finley, Mattingly, Harrison, Manager. Second row: Coach Collier, Sweetman, Massap Gerard, Schubert, Linneman, Armbrust, Yotter. THE ROCKET 1958 - - PART TWO YEARS SECTION I -FRESHMAN YEAR EEEv.. ,,,,,, When We Were Freshmen eeeeeee ,,,,,, Freshrnen, Class of 1961 ,,,,,,.,...v. ...... SECTION II -SOPHOMORE YEAR When We Were Sophomores Sophomores, Class of 1960 ee... ,EEee, SECTION III -JUNIOR YEAR ...,ee Ceeev. When We Were Juniors ..,.E Juniors, Class of 1959 ..,,va, page page page page Page Page page page Page FRESHMAN YEAR . . . when high school days were iust begin- ning and it seemed like life was, too! . . . days of excitement, days of adiustment to a new phase in our 'education . . . initiation f . . Firecracker games . . . canteens . . . so many, many memories . . . .nf .Q, i 45 o NM W a,Ws.Xi ..c, , Z A X- 5 . . 1 i . ,, 'iw we NE REMEMBER , , . i First row: HN, Pyre, Xrvkn, CagXe. Second row. Buddenberg, Casavechka, Cka, Dernkng, Evans, Fknnegan, Caden, Bawkec, Brown, Srmrnons, Nxcllurnber, Archer, DueKmer, Rmneriord, Gray, Hanggk, Greasy, Marchese. Third row: Spicer, Wagner, NNetrarXer, Sruii, Barre, Schne- beXen, Dugan, Hoffman, Johnson, R. L. HoNand, R. A. HoXXand, NuN,Thorney,CarnpbeXX,Scot1,Lewis,DownRng,Torres,HarK, NNuehXen- brock, Fourih row: Dkxon, DeNXer, Nekon, Grrmes, Whkowski, NXXXXer, Reese, DeLeuXN, NxcGowen, NloXpert, Wimams, Shaw, Thompson Lehman. ERE ERESHMEN 5 Remem be,- Freshm an cameensh C l A age H' ' III Irv. , rn, and PYle coum T eceiprs F Dale FJOUT5 a s 23 M. ISS D ramer forsakes him f Of Irvin 3:,r..... ave: s iii? R Fi Bawiec, Second row: Lipsmeyer, Kascka, Finnegan, O'Malley, Robinson, Paulette, Roberts, Barrow, Kocinski, Branton, Gassman. Third row: Mooney, Barre, Keltner, O'Neal, Benton, Archie, Schay, Moran, Dobrovich. Fourth row: Bauman, Hendrick, Yotter, McCroskey, McCumber, Shields Shock, Howell. Fifth row: Volpert, Miller, Ranslow, Fulton, McNabb, Pickard, Raley, Ostie, Ebloing, Cogdell, Smerker, Wooten, Linneman, Arendt, Mayes Sixth row: Bledsoe, Sarna, Rossi, K'n , Ev S L Daniel, Caton, Matsek. rst row: Bennett, Bynum, Blackwell, Mergenschroer, Mattingly, Hart, Muller, Ferguson, Harrison, Walker, Finley, Wankum, Llpsmeyer, Smith, Ball, i g ans, weetman, arrison, Mains, Rogers, Derning, Seventh row: Dalton, White, Armbrust, Jack, Gerard 1 7 t l CLASS OF 1961 GERALD HARRISON CLYDE FERGUSON President Secretary STEPHEN SCHUBERT ROGER WALKER Vice President Treasurer James Caton Richmond Cogdell James Dalton Patrick Daniel Joseph Deming Franklin Dolorovich Edward Ebbing Ronald Evans Ronald Finley Michael Finnegan 4 ff' N? ks Sw ew w -i ts -,Q Q ll g X Qs fl t f 3 5. is Michael Bledsoe Patrick Branton two X et? Kenneth Bynum Jerome Arendt Roger Armbrust William Ball Henry Barre David Barrow Patrick Bauman Edward Bawiec Michael Bennett Joseph Benton George Blackwell ,X-fag l -,Xt is H S 1 f T K . .sa I Thomas Fulton Ronald Gassman Gilbert Gerard ' gig e't'ff'4Fy,, Michael Hart John Hendrick William Howell Donald Jack Carter Jones Ferdinand Kaczka Anclrevv Keltner David King Gerald Kocinski Thomas Larrison A gif Richard Linneman Charles, Lipsmeyer James Lipsmeyer is a ?llK.,eii:,1:i' V A -, . , ' W, Ri- ' 'E IF ,aug 55 f PM 9 ii i, 'Hr Dewell Mains Ronald Mansell Harvey Massa John Matsek John Mattingly James Mayes James Mergenschroer James Miller William Mooney Michael Moran Robert Muller David lVlcCroskey William McCumber Steven McNabb Michael O'Malley Raymond O'Neal James Ostie Daniel Paulette Jeffrey Picl-card Burch Raley Stephen Ranslow George Roberts William Robinson Lee Rogers Robert Rossi Albert Sarna John Schay Gerald Shields Walter Shock Patrick Smith Joseph Srnerker Jerome Sweetman John Volpert David Wankum Ronald West Paul White Carl Wooten Theodore Yotter hiv SOPHCMOREYEAR is . . . when we felt sure we had ar- rived among the big shots of the school . . . no longer the little frosh, we began to assert our personalities-result: the birth of characters, 115 lines of Sohrab and Rustum, endless days in de- tention hall . . . but lots of fun, tool w E REMEMBER , ,O First row: Grkrnes, Cagte, Ntuehtenbrock, Deher. Second row: Casav echka, Rutherford, Hart, Pierpaoh, Scott, Cattett, Cia, Creasy, Hornk brook, Cavaho, Hanggk, Nxarchese. Third row: R. L. Hohand, Gray, Wagner, Barre, Lewks, Thompson, Metraiter, Rauschuber, Evans Finnegan, Schenebeten, Spkcer, Duetrner, Stott, R. Pr. Hohand. Fourth row: Pyte, Downkng, Carnpbeh, Nutt, Shockey, Nhher, Bawiec Dugan, O'NeaX, Thorney, Boddenberg. Fifth row: HRH, Schay, Votpert, NXcGowen, NXcCurnber, Shaw, Brown, Wayne Brown. MORES IN 1955-56 004 I ,, N . 3 I . EEK 195 '-'EFL E ' .-'E ' COuId We ever have looked this YOUDQO . . . . and nee T? D . ale rn a rare pose I Openin 9 locke r 34 withoui a SU wounding mob First row: Dawes, P. Niemeth, R Niemeth Campbell Shere Werner Barker Stephens Cook Hoyt Lee Finefield Lipsmeyer Tucker Long Second row: Fulton, Myers, Volpert, Doyle Grillo Bmz Huck Boehmer Zakrewski Linn Boeckmann Third row Taldo Boosey Volpert Bearden Moore Griffin, Caver, Ostie. Fourth row Finley Haston Dailey Bmz Yanker Morrissey Makoskl Luyet Robinson Jones Chwalmski Fifth row Tebbets Lipin, Runshang, Schumacher, Blake Gerhart Breyel Roberts Daven Burgess Orintas Harding Kobitz James Sixth row Mahan Richardson Weber Daniel, Garbacz, Miller, Jansen, Umoff Larruson CHARLES COOK President Palflcla Bearden John Binz Robert Binz Raymond Boeckman William Boehmer Harry Boosey in ' K '7'k 'hirr 5 'l R -zz 1, L 5 2 J -i Paul Campbell Gilbert Caver James Dailey Charles Daniel Edward Daven Richard Dawes Joseph Dixon William Doyle Joseph Breye. Max Blake 1 '32 Robert Burgess Michael Finefield 36 Lawrence Finley Chris Garbacz John Gerhart Thomas Griffin Ronald Grill0 hw Pairick Harding James ee Edward Luyef James Moore Fred Linn Raymond Lipin Thomas Lipsmeyer B br EW 5 if x R Y 31 Orville Haslon Michael Huck Thomas James Richard Jansen NlauriCe JONES Mitchel Kobifz James Larrison Paul Long James Mahan Edmund Makoski Carl Miller al.aa 3 il 1 l .A Thomas Morrissey James Myers Gerald McKovvn Paul NlC'W3TlW Eugene Moore ' as ' f ar J .ag in rlrre , Ealph Niemeth ames Robinson rr U . z a. ' T11 X awrence Sunski N, 3. .5 ,Y I my fi Wf K A A-J,,.i4, 'WV ' ' V' hg h' fs- X . '43 :J-we r-1 ry rf A., , Donald Tucker Richard Orintas George Runshang Paul Umoff rl r X wi 1 ff . ,rf rf. , , John Ostie wa-gh 1- ,?E. 3 W, IJ, 1 in . . ,L.' V - ' Rf--fi Vicfor Schumacher Andrew Taldo Charles C. Volper? Quemin Richardson Michael Shere John Tebbets E orr r if f y Sidney Roberts Jerome Straessle Patrick Traynor Charles E. Volpert George Weber .5 5 if ,C I 7 ,air li S, lr a'1-an r .'.,k-' -X ' B Theodore Werner Frank Williamson George Yanker Stanley Zakrevvski Raymond Zawiglak ' . . . when we began to suspect that there might be some- thing to this education business after all . . . we began to think of future iobs . . . the possibility of college . . . and maybe a scholarship if the College Boards weren't too tough . . . sir Ww- , is l X F tm -5 i x K i WE REMEMBER 0 0 oak Barre, CagXe, Second row: Marchese, rr PyXe, Hart, Canetr, Prerpaon, Gray, Loc , Nxerraner, Bawkec, Campben, Fifth row. First row: CavaXXo, NNuehXen'or , Buddenberg. Third row: R, A. HoXXand, Seo , Evans, Wagner, Dugan, R. L, HoXXz-und, Shaw, Thorney, HN, NXcGowen, Xldperr, Sxnockey, O'NeaX. WE W ERE JU N Ions IN 1956 5 ' 7 Q w 3,5 X Cra, Sprcer, Lewks, Brown, GOUIBXBS, Casavechla, Rurherford, M Swri, Greasy, Frnnegan, Nutr, Third row: Duhner, - Rauschuber, Grrmes, Wnkowskr, Schay f ' J ' X Y V. A U JY! Wh Pier Pa ' 40 Ol: look im re V I f . A I P e ' Cagle f Han I Gonzales Cr , Sas an Cl O C0uId ever fo V991-1 . Umor English CI eggs Cam b Il p 5SIVe Y re leqwe Y X M.-4 . M. 0 , F we. 1 tv F 11: 2-,fx K -nay Q . , Q. W K ex -F Q. . . qs. 4 J Seated: Schwartz, W. Knoedl, Wankum, Parker, Harrison, V. Tatom, K. Gamer, Rea, Fetzek, Rauch. Second row: Ohlemeyer, Pasierb, Rouss, Ranney Elrod, Reiter, Lafferty, Kennedy, K. Tatom, O'Donohue, F. Garner, Bauer, Cumnock, Climer. Third row: Strassle, Paulette, Rand, Meeks, Boosey, Finefield Miller, Land, Koch, Rainwater, Moore, Klein, Fourth row: Evans, Stillings, Brucks, DuVaI, Hornibrook, Waggoner, Gunderman, VanWagner, Caldarera Trantham, J. Knoedl, Smith and Linsky. CLASS OF 1959 FRANCIS HARRISON KENNETH GARNER President ' 1 G ,'-- - . Secretary f K, 5 -- 4 .. .:' ' K X fi VAUGHN TATOM JAMES PARKER Vice President Treasurer 4' -K g We ?1..- -Z5w!:1+ 'J- ...x. we -Q4 4 ' Z H 'ji . B f l! VZ f Q4 Be r n a rd B a u e r Beniamin Cumnock Richard Boosey BS I ,fe ,V xy r Edward Bruqkg Bernard Caldarera ,fi Q we 5 min .,..a-jr' ' AH , x Q r B ' Brr B gil, L A -A il N f'f ?'x . ' gm ' . 1-fs- B z v 23 ei-W5 .v5'.g.- , - ,QW A 1 'f' Jerome Climer Joseph Fetzek Charles DuVal William Finefield Francis Klein V, -H ,.u1e..,. g f i f! il C r i f V .ry r.. ' N Frederick Garner Charles Elrod Clark Evans 5 l F if Thomas Gunderman Peter Hornibroolc James Kennedy il A I X gg -if :few 3 Jogeph Kngedl William KnOeCll Nicholas Koch 'W' J 'Q A: :QE i I agft e t J in Q B 'R 1 ,3 Q3 Theodore Lafferty Gerald Land John Linsky David Moore James Ohlemeyer Edward Pasierb a X 5 K, we ji- nv RRR A wt as if 215412 i H f r .il 7 ' , - aa I Q M 1- Q -V . ' X, ,- , 5- SQY t if is K w xr x 3 a x , 5 SQ a X fr at if ..--cur, .kk' w b 1. William Rand Arthur Ranney John Rauch aafr a r fi Q 3 , , . ,tg , I. ' wif: J, N- rf-L : f- ail. -':- gli. , . f Milton Rouss Gerald Schwartz Harry Smith Kem Tafom Richard Trantham William VanWagner Frank Meeks John Miller Y F S? R' R M .f J 7 5221 g ROY Paulette Jeffrey Rainwater John Rea Patrick Reiter Hal Snllings Bernard Strassle James Waggener Joseph Wankum THE ROCKET 1958 - - PART THREE SECTION I -AS WE ARE ,,,,.. Senior Class Officers ,S,S Senior Class AAen1bers ..,,,e SECTION II -AS WE WERE ....... 'VVay Back VVhen ,,,........,,, Eady High School Days ,,..,,, SECTION III -WHAT WE DID ,vsee Outstanding Seniors ,,E,,,,,,. Senior Prom Committee ,aaaa,a Choir, Monitors, Art Club ,,,,,A, Cheedeaderg-Rockehes ......, Publications Staffs c,,,,,c..., Snapshom atrandont ,,,., Farewell ccccc.c,c ,, ,,,,,,,,, 44 Patrons and Advertisers c,,,.,, page Page page page Page page page page page Page Page Page page Page page ' . . . the great year at last . . . and forty-two of the original fifty-six A A made it . . . Senior year has the most and the best memories: Rocket games, class rings, Coilege Boards, Senior Prom, Yearbook, Picnic . . . and graduation, the final act of our high school drama. CHARLES E. CAGLE I45 Melrose Circle-St. Patricks SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT Cicerone 4, Boys' State 3, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, All-District 4, All- State 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Graduation Usher 3, Track I, 2, 4, Outstanding 3, 4, Treasurer I, President 2, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4, Dance Committee. , DALE R. MUEHLENBROCK 5019 B St., L.R.-Holy Souls SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT Rocket Staff 4, Track 2, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, All-District 4, Dance Committee, Mass Server I, 2, 3, 4, Sacristan 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, President 3, 4, Out- standing I, 2, 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Grad- uation Usher 3, Head Sacristan 4, Senior Profile, Senior Prom Committee. ' .t WILLIAM J. IRVIN 1119 N. Polk, L.R.-Holy Souls SENIOR CLASS TREASURER Vice President lg Treasurer 4, Cicerone I, 3, Editor 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Senior Profile, Football Manager lg Basketball Manager lg Graduation Usher 3, Mass Server 1. P JACOB A. BAWlEC Rt. 2, Box l93, N.L.R.-Marche Immaculate Heart of Mary THOMAS L. BARRE 5616 K St., L.R.-Holy Souls Basketball 1, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, '3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Track 2, Mass Server I, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Monitor 4, Senior Profile, Fire Marshal 3, Dance Committee, Outstanding Senior. ' RAYMOND vv. BROWN 1710 S. Harrison, LR.-Good Counsel JOSEPH C. BUDDENBERG 128 Riverside, L.R.-St. Andrew's Spanish Club 3, 4 Mass Server 1, 2, 3, 4 JAMES P. CASAVECHIA 901 W. 34th N.L.R.-St. Patrick's Spanish Club 3, 4 JAMES l.. CAMPBELL 610 N. Spruce, L.R.-Holy Souls Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Monitor 4 Choir 4 Track 1, 2, 4 Mass Server 1, 2, 3, 4 Dance Committee 4 ROBERT E CATLETT 105 Lmwood Ct L R Holy Souls Football I Spanish Club 4 Dance Commuttee 4 Clcerone, Buslness Manager 4 1, JAMES G CIA 1622 S Cedar St L R Good Counsel CHARLES S. DOWNING 5619 K St., L.R.-Holy Souls Football 2 Art Club 4 Monitor 4 Dance Committee 4 CLIFFORD A. CREASY 315 E. 20th, N.L.R.-St. Patrick's Football 1 Basketball 1 Choir 1, 2 LOUIS H. DUELMER 1200 Parker, N.L.R.-St. Mary's Spanish Club 3, 4 NORBERT E. DUGAN 1011 E. 13th, L.R.-St. Edward's Basketball 1 Monitor 4 Dance Committee 4 JOHN D. FINNEGAN 5811 Country Club, L.R.-Holy Souls Monitor 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Dance Committee 4 LAWRENCE A. EVANS 1507 Marion, N.L.R.-St. Mary's Spanish Club 3, 4 q Monitor 4 . Yearbook Committee 4 MICHAEL E. GRAY 25 Purdue Circle, L.R.-Good Counsel Choir I Monitor 4 Spanish Club 3 Dance Committee 4 fr I v ROBERT L. GRIMES 1923 S. Taylor, L.R.-Good Counsel ' Treasurer 2 Spanish Club 2 P Mass Server l, 2, 3, 4 ROBERT L. HOLLAND 7006 Geyer Springs Rd., L.R St. Theresa's CHARLES F. LEWIS 4200 Country Club, L.R.-Holy Souls Dance Committee 4 Spanish Club 4 Sacristan 3 DENNIS A. LOCK Rt. 4, Conway-Sf. Joseph's Monitor 4 JOSEPH F. METRAILER 1000 N. Polk, LR.-Holy Souls Choir l, 2, 3, 4 Dance Committee Senior Prom Committee VINCENT J. MARCHESE 905 W. 23rd, N.L.R.-St.,Mary's Spanish Club 3 RONALD M. PYLE 2423 E. Washington, N.L.R. St. Patrick's President 1, Basketball 1, 3, Track I, 2 4, Boys' State 3, Senior Profile, Year- book Editor 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All District, All-State - Honorable Mention All-Southern- Outstandin 1 2 4, 1 Q I 1 Dance Committee Chairman 4, Gradua tion Usher 3, Senior Prom Committee, Cicerone Sports Editor 4. ROBERT J. PIERPAOLI 258 Melrose Circle, N.L.R. St. Patrick's Basketball I . Dance Committee 4 WILLIAM P. STUFF 908 E. 15th, L.R.-St. Edward's Library 2, 3 Head Librarian 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Mass Server 1, 2, 3, 4 Dance Committee 4 JAMES M. SPICER 138 Booker, L.R.-Good Counsel Sacristan 3 Choir 4 Mass Server I, 2, 3, 4 Dance Committee 4 LEONARD D. THOMEY 1322 Welch, L.R.-St. Edward's Spanish 3, 4 JOSEPH M. VOLPERT 7301 Lancaster Rd., L.R. St. Theresa's Dance Committee 4 FRANK J. WITKGWSKI 1901 Frank St., N.L.R.-St. Mary's Football 1, 2, 3 Monitor 4 JOSEPH R. WAGNER 5311 C St., LR.-Holy Souls Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All-District 4, Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 4, Mass Server 1, 2, 3,-4, Graduation Usher 3, Yearbook Art Editor 4, Senior Prom Committee. like this ages ago we cant make ourselves believe It B S . . . even though there is ample pictorial proof that we looked - G., was at 0: ' P 4 Xe..,mwmm+ What! we in grade school? we as tiny frosh ! . . . and some- day, they tell us',-it will seem so long ago that we were Seniors . . . U 0 , . 1 33.1 , . L- Q 'fggnf V , 2 it X 4? Dale Muehlenbrock . . . serious then, too! Bob Holland . . . look, he smiles! ., Ii 3 f 1 .. . is ., ' - -ss ,-- Ufi'5'fT.? A ' ' Y '. ,V F P .- swim , , E Y- -'ls at ef i K : :' ,l . Norby Dugan . . . is that his hair? . . ssssl -sg J i-, ,:5,ig1-',f- Billy Stuff . . a future usher HOW MANY CAN YOU IDENTIFY? No. 50-Muehlenbrock, No. 57-Catlett, No. 43-Barre. Without numbers are Campbell,v Downing and Metrailer. 68 WHEN WE WERE VERY YOUNG Double, double, toil and trouble . . . the Cubs are at it again . . . still with admirers and visiting generals yet! They'll make that lady cross the street whether she wants to or not, KNO, they were not searching for a cigarette butt herell .f there Pierpaoliz That's Cheyenne Pyle Admiring civilians surround Cubs lrvin, Holland and Hart who have lust returned from helping a poor old lady across the street . . . and sundry other good deeds. And look at those spic and span uniforms. Brownie Troop of Girl Scouts on the way. Cagle: Who's the twerp with the pop-gun over H ,H Pyle: Drop dead, you ln- dian boy with blushing face. Little long-eared future Rockets . . . AND OUR HEARTS WERE VERY GAY Pete- That mean Fr Tribou took my cigarettes and sling shot. Bob Don't get excited you'll shorten your life span. Charlie' My head hurts from so much studying . u Gncing in r Mlfrra Bfldgef: HY UU! Frank: That wind lust messes up my new coitfuref' Who's got a comb? a rake? a McCormick reaper? Rutherford: Did Cetrl: uArth ah.,,,y,., Y 'aught me o A . u said ,fl boy ,I Casavechia really do that? Marchese: Yes, always doing something. Grimes: Hmmm. FRESHMAN CANTEEN in pre-Rock and Roll days. Dugan asks his date tor a nickel. He persists in asking in MetraiIer's head at the photographer and gets ten more points. Feeding time . . . Buddenberg will be first to get L.. second photo. Cecil smiles over seconds. 69 OH . . . TO BE LOWLY FRQSH AGAIN Teacher, beware, thinks Cia as he suspects Buddenberg is preparing to let loose with one of his 'fabulous and unanswerable questions. Thinks Joe: I've got one a-brewing that will have him a-stewing. One-a-day will drive the teacher away . . . but permanently. Stuff: Gee whiz . . . did ' the old witches really put all that in the cauldron . . , huh, Father, huh? You're kiddin', huh? :me ' QV Casavechia: I must form a committee to see the principal about these femi- nine pictures hanging around here. I'Il get some action in this place if I have to tear the ioint apart. Somebody better hold me back . . . I won't be responsible for my acts of violence! ' : , I d h h h WHEN WE WERE WIDE AWAKE FRESHMEN . . . ?,Zl2 E2 nieimefsii .ilevlhiii 32,2553 Catlett, in his customary loud, boisterous voice gives out with an answer that amuses Barre and Lewis, confuses the teacher but disturbs 70 not-a-bit Brown's trance-like condition. X in RONNIE PYLE DALE MUEHLENBROCK Every successful class, like every successful country, has its outstanding men. By vote of all the Catholic High students and approval of the faculty these are the out- standing members of the Class of 1958: Ronnie Pyle, Dale Muehlenbrock, Tommy Barre, Buddy Cagle and Bill lrvin. By excelling in both their studies and extra- curricular activities these five have well deserved acclaim as Catholic High's Out- standing Studentsf' All possess in common those hard-to-define and equally hard-to- attain qualities of leadership-they are serious, reliable, determined, and generous when spending their time and effort for the general welfare of the class. At the TOMMY BARRE BUDDY CAGLE same time each individually has virtues and qualities that are his own in an eminent manner. Versatile RONNIE, fearless when faced with hard work whether on gridiron, in classroom, in yearbook production . . . DALE, class president, serious, a go-getter whose future success has been assured by persevering preparation . . . TOMMY, grinning, dependable, unselfish, ready to help whenever needed . . . BUDDY, quietly energetic, blushing all the while, a lot of work with little show . . . BILL inquisitive, scholarly, almost single-handedly writing and editing the school's most successful newspaper . . . BILL IRVIN WE COULD HAVE DANCEU SENIOR PROM COMMITTEE 15 d. Ronnie Pvle' Stan Sl'1OCkey' ner. -man .lOlln . d Joe Wag Sealed: Arthul' irlarthifvlglilr Fred Nletrailer an Mug en ' mg: Dale ANNUAL GET Xe . P4 2' DANCE COMMITTEE A -Clockwiser Shaw, Cagle, Downing, Dugan, Sluff, Scott, Finnegan, Nletrailer, Pyle, V0lP9fT and Barre- Typical of this year's many successful dances sponsored by The Senior 4 Class was The annual Get-Acquainted Dance held early in The school LL NIGHT . . . HOMECOMING DANCE QUEEN JUDY LUCAS MOST POPULAR COUPLE and Un- official dance champs at Catholic High dances are Coach and Mrs. Malham. DANCE COMMITTEE B - Clockwise: Lewis, Wagner Campbell, Shockey, Hari, Hill, Pierpaoli, Spicer, Muehlen brock, Gray and Catlert. year. A1 right The gang gathers hopefully for awarding of door prizes. Prizes are awarded and then on Wiih the dance. WE SANG A LOT S First row: Long, Lipsmeyer, Parker, Dawes, M. Finefield, Niemefh, Tucker, Bramon. Second row: Boehmer, Evans, Caver, Ranslow, Ostie, Klein, G d C k ' ' ' ' ' ' erar , umnoc , W. Fmefueld, Tatom, DUVal. Thrrd row. Hart, Campbell, Barre, MefraIIer, Scotf, Shaw, Gunderman, SpIcer. DIVGCIOV 76 CYIOIV FATHER MILTON L THE CATHOLIC HIGH CHOIR Zi WE WORKED A LITTLEIL. . MONITORS First row: Downing, Campbell, Robinson, Dugan, Barre, Finnegan, Gray. Third row: O'NeaI, Wiikovvski, Hill, Evans. 5 s ART CLUB First row: Shaw, Wagner, Downing. Second row: Rouss, Kennedy, K. Garner, Ge-rgart. 77 WE JOINED WITH THE CHEERLEADERS AN THE ROCKETTES No school in the country has any livelier or more loyal group of boosters than Catholic High has in its wonderful ROCKETTES, those great girls from Mount Saint Mary's Academy. ROCKETTE OFFICERS JUDY LUCAS President VIRGINIA SCHULTZ Vice President .IUDEAN BLANKENSHIP Treasurer PATTY CAHANIN Secretary HOMECOMING HOMECOMING QUEEN Queen Judy Lucas is escorted across the field by Tommy Barre and Buddy Cagle and preceded by Coach Malhams daughter Mickey and son Mike lt was a Wonderful n ght lOCKETTES IN BACKING THE TEAMS first row: Creagh, Nethercot, Gouldman, Cahanin, Blankenship, Schultz, Lucas, lsom, Frederick, Derning. Second row: Reinch, Wirtel, Bavviec, Finley, Burgy, Donaldson, Oswald, Schulte, Allen, Kennedy, Bentrup, Renfroe, Nethercot. Third row: Semasek, Stuff, Perciful, Iierler, Stroud, Doolittle, Guanella, Tucker, Banks, Doolittle, Thompson, Nabholz, Adamson, Surso, Hamling, Frederick, Wills, Dixon, Ailler, Caldarera. Fourth row: Bartsch, Smith, Gerhart, Dickson, Petterfer, Barrow, Wills, Zanotf, Karlow, Kresse, Serclenski, Hunter, Iresse, Ferrill, Wright, O'Neal. Kneeling: Mickey Malham. First row: Williams, Grant, Calclarera, Barker, Grohoski, Guinee, Mangan. Second row: Rouss, Du- Val, Finefield. CICERONE STAFF-First row: Butch Catlett, Business Man- ager, John Robinson, Bill Irvin, Editor, Ronnie Pyle, Sports Editor. Second rovv: Arthur Hart, Gene Schay and Buddy tt are Ken Garner and Don ack. Underclassmen on sta THE CICERONE Cagle, J ot l28 pages this tops all its prede- exception of the h issuej for lengt and coverage. lts editors hope it will take tirst place in the various competitions in which it will be With a total year's ROCKET cessors ivvith Silver Jubilee THE ROCKE entered. S ted left to right: YEARBOOK STAFF- ea , Ronnie Pyle, Editor-in-Chief, Standing: Larry Evans, Associate Editor, Dale Muehlen- brock, Associate Editor, Joe Wagner, Art A Shockey, Business Manager, Editor and John 80 Q. luv h Cicerone goes Five times each year t e out to students, alumni and the girls at Nlt. St, Nlary's. This year the circulation tor each issue lumped to a record figure of over one thousand copies. Much ot this was due to nd the ingenuity of the excellent Writing a editor Bill Irvin. 'F s Ffuwifw SWS-In N J, xx! 5 1 THAT WONDERFUL SUBIACO TRIP . . . THE GREATEST ROUND - he greatest football trip we ever rnade was our trek to Subiaco-land . . especially the return portion. lil Happy seniors feast their eyes in the trophy. C25 Coaches Nlalham and Collier realize a dream come true. C35 Paulette, Myers, Calclarera reflect the general happy stupor of the great event. CAD The iuniors and the intellectual pre-game WHEELS, BOTH BIG AND SMALL, :5UQl l in m0m9VtT5 Of action OV Cofttemplativn Ol BCNOVM Some big wheels pause to pose. ill Joe Wagner, artist of first magnitude. Q21 Roger Walker, with glasses, C33 Dick Trantham, wide awake yet! MJ LETTER DAY - AND Gee, l love English, ClOI l'l YOU, BUTCl'1? SWG, Pete, sure! 82 Twinkle, twinkle little star . , . wear your sweater near and far! HJ Award Day finds Coach Nlalharn awarding sweaters etc. while Fr. Galvin mentally adcls the costs. Q23 Guess who's happy now! Just 'RIP EVER lf Haiku' un A Some day we'll be stars. Just watch us pastimes. Q55 Wagner: ls it real? Pyle: lf i1's a dream, let me next year! AAKE THE WORLD GO ROUND - AND ROUND Fr. Tribou, Who hid my cassock? C51 Muller knows . . . he knows Boys : fabulous fashioners of fun. C93 Gene Schay, holder oflschool everything. C65 Busy Boosey. 175 Pigskin Pusher Pyle. Q83 The attendance record, negative. VE COME IN TO OUR OWN . . . SWEATERS, THAT IS X- A if ia the fight Paper Weights for Our Stacks Of fan mail! C33 Those happy least. f5J And a sweater-jacket for me, too! After all, I'm the first-year lettermen: sweaters to bed and showers for two weeks at Coach! C.O.A.C.H1h,31i5! 83 t r DME SEPTEMBER 1 .-. I r-r'l.lfTf1l 'k Graduation Day, May 30, l958, is a day that marks the beginning if a new phase in our lives. lt is a day on which very special doors wing open before us and admit us to the several ways leading to nur individual destinies. But it is also a day on which a very special door closes behind us . . the door of high school life. in our turn we were freshmen, ophomores, juniors . . . and for one wonderful year we were life's nost colorfully different creatures: high school seniors. As others tave before us, we now relinquish that role and pass on. Fleeting days and fickle destiny will combine against us and dictate hat as a group we shall never be together again as we were in the above picture. The twin blades of time and distance will sever the ies of close friendship which have bound all of us for four years, nany of us for twelve. Our unexpressed parting wish, each to other, is lodged deep inside is: Good luck, God's love, Mary's guidance . . . until we meet again n eternity! I4 FARE ELL FRO df? -noi REV. WILLIAM E. GALVIN Principal Catholic High School Dear Graduates: Your years at Catholic High School have been busy, eventtul years. They have been important years. We have tried to help you increase your knowledge, and thus prepare you for the years that lie ahead. However, no one can acquire all the knowledge available, or even all the knowledge he would like to possess. The core ot education is not knowledge, but development. Perh th' ' h aps is is t e greatest lesson you have learned during your adolescent lite. Added to your basic knowled e t th h' h g o e IQ school curriculum is this most tunda- mental requirement of education-you have learned to learn -to study, to think, to persevere, to use initiative without disregard for wise direction. Be mindful of the obligation of knowledgefit must be used wisely. Hearken to the admonition of Pius Xl: Youth have not only need of enriching the mind and heart with sane and solid culture, but also ot possessing a judgment sound, serene and well-balanced . . . Armed with these tools of pursuit we wish you Godspeed on your way. We k I as your oyal and filial remembrance, and assure you of our paternal interest. May God bless your every undertaking! - CATHOLIC HIGH FACULTY - Mew Mr Malham Fr Doyle Fr Tribou F Z I ip-,-.....,., - , - , . , r. arrili, Fr. Colavechio, Fr. Galvin, Fr. Rieclmueller, Fr. Grott, Fr, Lange, Mr. Collier. Absent when photo was made: Fr. O'Donnell. 85 Mr. Andrew Chudy Mrs. Oliver A. Ebbing Pfc. Michael A. Downing Mrs. John C. Dugan Dorothy Birmingham Mrs. C. M. Grimes William Knoedl Delia Sue Galvin David L. Wankum Jim Larson Mrs. Frank L. Johnston John L. Finley Mary Ann Dramer Dale Muehlenbrock Frank Southard Mrs. Norene A. Brown Mrs. Martha Shockey Mary Eileen Lock Judean Blankenship Rev. Wm. E. Galvin Albert Metrailer Theresa Semasek Raymond Troillett The D. Kordsmeier family Mrs. Katie Tanner The O. S. Robinson family Bigelow Robinson Co. Henry Massa Jr. Mrs. Anita C. Scott Fr. William M. Beck William Mergenschroer Mrs. Paul R. Dugan Mary Lee Guanella Marilyn Tyrrell John Mattingly Jeffrey Pickard Mary Meyer Fr. Lawrence Graves Fr. Milton Lange Fr. Charles Kordsmeier Fr. Reuben Groff Gail Donaldson Mrs. Edith Nahlen Martha Coleman Mr. J. F. Callahan Francis Mangan Jean Karlow Bill Donaldson Fred Garner Jerry Harrison Donald Barker Eileen Deming Wayne Sarna Mike Williamson Jerry Strassle Jerry Sweetman Ken Garner Jimmy Waggoner Mrs. Elizabeth Henderson Judy Williams Pfc. Albert L. Meyer Mrs. Rosemary Kelley CUR PATRCJNS Mrs. C. A. Emrick Mr. J. C. Dugan John D. Finnegan Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Oberste Mary Jane Larson Mrs. Mike Caldarera Clifford A. Creasy , Mrs. Mary Hart John Larson Charles Eickhoff Miss Pauline Hart Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ambort Mr. Dunaway Charles Wm. Galvin Mrs. M. A. Biltz Carolyn Fredrich Christine Leubker Talmadge Mullen. Evelyn McDade Connie Nethercot Mrs. Ruth Elrod Ed Pruss and family Katherine and Neva Mrs. Bigelow Robinson Sr. Mrs. R. F. Shaw Racheal Wilkerson Jon David Scott The Trebligs Rev. William J. Burke Mrs. Mary Bearden Mrs. Clara Brucks Mr. Rudy Semasek Daniel Paulette The Rockette Jo Ellen Bartsch O. D. Tredway A Friend Joe Mahan Fr. F. Colavechio, Margie Barker Miss Edith Nahlen Toni and Eileen Patty Burgy Judy Sunski Barbara Nick Koch Jeff Rainwater Larry Sunski Harvey Massa Dinty Ranney Eddie Makoski Mike Bennett David Barrow Vaughn Tatom Milton Rouss Big Cal Mr. and Mrs. Felix Baiorek Joe Marchese Father John E. Barnes Father Walter A. Raimund Mrs. Bertha Vogler Mrs. Marie Duelmer fPafrons continued at end of advertising section! Michael Land Michael Schere Mrs. L. E. Seymour Jackie Galvin Mrs. S. J. McNeil Miss Frances Hart Carolyn Frederick Michael Galvin Miss Tonie Hart Mrs. Cecil B. Hill Mr. Cecil B. Hill Miss Judith Alexander Miss Mary Ann Miller W. J. Oury and family Antoinette Adamson Annette Metrailer Mrs. A. J. Fredrick Clarence Troillett Edward Pasierb Mr. Sam Sanderlin Thomas S. Battisto family John and Patricia Pierpaoli Mr. Henry Massa Sr. Mrs. J. J. Kennedy Miss Mary Battenfield Rocket Guards 79 and 77 Mrs. Mary A. Snyder Mary Jane Stuff Miss Gwyn McKenzie Miss Lena Uekman Kim Pyle Catey Howell Miss Diane Hill Lawrence L. Finley Babe Fr. John F. Doyle Bob Massery Fr. Frederick Zarrilli Barbara Finley O'Donnells of Wyndmoor Cathy Wortsmith Miss De Etta Melrose Anna Maria Brewcsynski Mike Mart Ando Taldo Frank Klein Joe Derning Jody Guinee Butch Myers David Barrow Steve Schubert Charles Paulette Robert Mueller Mrs. J. C. Buddenberg Mrs. Henry J. Buddenberg Mr. and Mrs. Joe Marchese Gilbert Gerard Richard Lee Linneman Roger Armbrust Barney Strassle Mike Bledsoe Joe Buddenberg This year's Senior Profiles recommend the advertisers whose messages appear on the pages that tollovv. Left to right: Pyle, Hart, Barre, Cagle, Irvin, and Muehlenbrock. The many pictorial pages that you have been enioying would not have been possible were it not for the advertising pages that now follow. The individuals and business establishments who have helped us deserve your patronage. Read their advertisements care- fully and patronize them tre- quently. OUR GOOD FRIENDS . . . . . . AND YOURS, TOO! 87 Congratulations sr. 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COMPANY Anyihmig Z?:nST.verY+h'ng Office Supplies and Equipmenf 90I Louisiana Ph' FR'5'I28I Lime Rock 3II E. Capi+oI Ave. LiHIe Rock, Ark CompIimenI's Complimenfs of of C 0 L A IA NNI + ' f Arkansas' Largest Nano 4 Orin Moro 'A' A mm mn oncm co. -fi NATIQIQIIT. gms c su- Cv M i . . . fc ' omiauwxu a n If 1, fe AFNMWBJWTW CompIimen+s of BONE DRY ROOFERS 924 Easf 3rd J. E. HORNIBROOK LiH'Ie Rock Besf Wishes From Complimen+s CCJLEMAN ww MILK -cur MASSERY LAUNDRY s. CLEANERS CQLEMAN DMRY II23 Wesi' 7+h LiHIe Rock Ph' MO' mm ooo: Asher LEA TEDFORD LIFlLENlIS?UI5AEIIIxgEACgO. PHARMACY In Arkansas l3+h ood Woodrow Ph. M06-9443 More Than Half a Cenfury LITTLE ROCK- ARK' Wm-,AM R. HARRISON' Mgr. PRESCRIPTIONS and DELIVERY 4I4-4I9 Donaghey Bldg. SPANN'S Complimen1's of Good some-' THE SHACK DEALER Delicious Bar-B-Q ara and Vicfory-LiHie Rock SERVICECENTER 5+h ooo Cross Ph. FR. 2-9049 CRITZ CHEVROLET CO. Our Repu+a'I'ion ls Your Gvuaran+ee ...J - IL...- 1 ....i Broadway and Orange NO- LITTLE ROCK LITTLE ROCK ARKANSAS For the Best in Photography SHRADER'S II7 Wes+ 6'rh Sfreei' We Enioyed Pho+oqraphing +he Cafholic High Sfudenfs .. . Thank You for fhe Pleasure When +he Job Calls for S+eeI l+'s ARKANSAS FOUNDRY for +he Sfeel and Service S+ruc+uraI-Reinforcing-Ornamenfal-Miscellaneous ARHAHSASMROCIUUHUHYUU. IRON Materials 1501 Easi . ARKANSAS Diamonds Wafches Jewelry 8. HARDWARE PATT'50N ph, MQ 6,2747 JEWELERS, INC. E. I.. Bud HEWITT l05 Wesl Capilol Ave. 59I5 Kavanaugh Li'H'Ie Rock LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS Roamer -or S+ay al' Home You'll Gel More Joy Ou+ of Life Wifh Congra+uIa+ionS GraoIua'res an . Membership H U ARKANSAS AUTOMOBILE CLUB LiHIe Roclr Forf Smifh Hof Springs The Home of Good Things +o Eai' SCHWARZ GROCERY M g I X i f ff' nf. 22I8 Cross S+. up E' flilrti LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS Yea. Rocke+s! LITTLE ROCK BOYS' CLUB Building BeHer Boyhood 1 LUMBER CO. DOWNTOWN CLUB ao: seen s+. Ph- FR- 2-3456 LAMAR PORTER FIELD 7+h and Johnson NO. Li++Ie Rock, Ark. OAK FOREST FIELD 24Ih and Jackson KREBS BROS. C I. + 'F suPPLY co. omp 'men S O Complefe Equipmen'r for Hofels . Res+auran+s . Clubs Hospi+aIs . Ins+i+u+ions JOE ANDREW'S CAFE 323 W. Markham LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS 4I3-4l5 5+h S+. LiH'Ie Rock CompIimen+s of BUMPASS CLEANERS 8: DYERS Ph. FR.2-2203 l222 W. 6+h S+. Li'H'Ie Rock, Ark. C. C. BUMPASS. Owner 2909 W. Markham Ph. MO.3-6200 DUTCH O'NEAL MOTORS, INC. Aufhorized Sales and Service Lincoln . Mercury Edsel . English Ford Qualify Used Cars 323 CROSS STREET LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS BIG ROCK STONE 81 MATERIAL CO. Ph. FR4-038I Ready-Mixed ConcreI'e Washed River Sand Crushed Sfone PorI'Iand Cemeni' Foo+ of Ashley S+. Li++Ie Rock, Ark. Besi' Wishes To +he RockeI's VOSS-HUTTON-BARBEE CO. Au+omo'Iive Supplies 400 Spring Sf. LiHIe Rock 2I0O E. Broadway N. LiH'Ie Rock ALMYRA'S FLOWERS, INC. 9I2 Main S+. LITTLE ROCK, ARK. The Unusual in FIowers MRS. BURKE M. TOLIVER, Ph. FR.2-5064 CompIimen+s BENSKY EURRIERS Arkansas' Largesi' and Fines+ Furriers For Over a Quarfer Cen'I'ury BAKERY L'+I R k 8II M' S+. 'I e oc am LITTLE ROCK N. LITTLE Rock 58I7 Kavanaugh 7ll Main S+, 54I2 W. l2I'h Sf. I7I6 Pike Ave. CompIimen'rs of ATLAS SEWING CENTER sua W. CAPITOL AVE. 'f MEATS fjggiw KIERRE 8. soNs Q NX! X E , .Xi X rl 4 ,mf - W Wholesale Meals N , Packing House Proclucfs T Q E Phone cK.3-3585 E ' W Rou+e 2, Box I40, N. LiH'le Rock, Ark. COME PNP! A 621 12,0 1 GRANOFF'S RESTAURANT Open 'Til Midnight Phone FR4-5048 . IOOI Main S+. LITTLE ROCK, ARK. B816 DRUG CO HERBERT JONES 2324 DURWOOD AVE. Prescripfion Specialisfs H00 W' Capnol PHONE Mob-2069 Rambler, Renaulf, Mefropolifan Hillman, Triumph, OKW, and Borgward CongraI'uIaI'ions, Seniors SILBERNAGEL CO., INC. LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS THE SHOE CENTER Poll Parro'r for Children Rand and Rand-Crafi' for Men and Young Men IN LAKE HILL SHOPPING CENTER N. L. R. S.K. 3-4200 I - , ' ' V 1 5 I CompIlmenI's of I Y I LYoN DRUG co We Do Nof SeII, We Serve 7+h and Chesier FR 5-8268 SHIP AHOY MAX H. EZELL, Prop. Sandwiches, Beer, Sfeaks Shuffleboard h. FR2-9I86 II08 Baffery AIR CONDITIONED UNION NATIONAL BANK 4I'h and Louisiana Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. Besi Wishes From COMMUNITY MOTORS 7 I 8 Broadway LiHIe Rock PHONE FR. 5-8I38 or FR. 5-8I37 Besi' Wishes Io Our FuI'ure Cusfomers TAYLOR'S GULF SERVICE RooseveI'r a'I' Arch LITTLE ROCK. ARK. f MMM INCORPORATED A Woman's World in the Heights 5707 Kavanaugh Phone Mo.3-63 I 2 X LITTLE ROCK, ARK. X A , Xffr , P-gf'-' BEST WISHES COMPLIMENTS From of LEON B. CATLETT DR. AND MRS- A. R. SPARKS -Eb 5 , S '-ELL' .. Sf X ' i ii-54' 'T - X T .vgx 1 I xr E Besl Wishes CongraIuIa'I'ions 'ro F,-om +I1e Class of I958 JOHNNIE'S GRCC BAUMAN5 SHOE SHOP ERY AND MARKET FR.5-92II I247 W. II'I'I'l S'I'. 4I3 Louisiana LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS NORTH LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS Arkansas MosI Honored Name in Jewelry . r Jewelers Since I88O S 5II Main SI-ree+ Complimenfs of GENERAL AIR CONDITICNING CORP. 82I Easl' 6'rI1 SI. LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS CompIimenIs of Complimenls of J. R. HAMPTON a co. THE LEIRD MANUFACTURING co. F. gage' fgems Ire an asua 'I'y Insurance CI'1urcI1 FurniI'ure of DisI'inc'rion Ph. FR.4-8282 28l6 W' lblh S+' Ph' MO'3'4l25 Union NaIionaI Bank Building LITTLE ROCK, ARK. LIT-I-LE ROCK' ARK. II JOHN P. POWERS Civil Engineer 809-A Wesi' 3rd S+. KEEP THAT SPIRIT UP, ROCKETS Bes+ Wishes From FIN 81 FEATHER Li'I'+Ie Rock's No. I Pei Shop 303 Cenfer Ph. Fr.4-I9I9 LA FRANCE BEAUTY SALON Hair SI'yIing and Waves FR. 2-66II IIO W. 3rd IRIS BELCHER, Owner Educafion and Qualify Go Hand in Hand DEAN'S COUNTRY CHARM DAIRY PRODUCTS CongraI'uIa+ions From LIBERTY SANDWICH SHOP II2 W. Capifol LiH'Ie Rock, Arkansas CONGRATULATIONS! +o 'Ihe Class of I958 From A FRIEND BOYD BARKER. JR. FRED D. McCOY 00007005 MCCOY SALES CO. 3I2 Wes? Sevenfh SIree+ Phone FR. 2-4629 LiHIe Rock, Ark. Communicafion Sysfems for SCHOOLS 0 NESS 0 BLOCK REALTY CO. Real EsIa+e, Ren'Is Loans, Insurance 2I2 Spring S+ree+ Ph. FR.5-9I5I LiHIe Rock, Ark. Complimenfs of ARNOLDS, INC. 7I8 Main S+. LITTLE ROCK, ARK. For: CompIimen'I's of PainI' Economy DUMAS MILNER Paw QuaIi+y f S PONTIAC CQ. Pain+ DepencIaIoiIiI'y sifrgjgq 806 wed CapiIoI Av.. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS A 'I A LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS 720 Main Ph. FR. 5-7373I 59I9 Kavanaugh Ph. MO.6-9297 Besi' Wishes From BATTERY ST. MARKET Ph. FR4-5457 I20I Ba'H'ery S+. LI'I'IIe Rock CompIimenI's of CROSSTOWN GULF STATION 3rd and Cross SI. LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS CompIimenIs of in IA III , NATIONAL ou: LINE , INSU RANCE ,, 1 P' j I,,'.. .,,, . ., CQ. ' . iciiewv ' 'S 'f WITYQII .f M I I +1 f A ,I m1 , M ,. ,, .f. My -,Q , 111' ., 1' . , P ': It ..,,f+ If. I ,V . I . . N A 2' ' .I Q I W , If A : . , ., , ,,, ,W . , I I ' ,ie ' I , M ....................,....................,...,............... . Home Office-Li'H'Ie Rock, Ark. STANDARD FURNITURE CO. JOHN 81 ANDY'S CAFE TWO STORES Ph. FR. 2-9023 7'8 W- HI' 209 Main I32I W. Markham-Li++Ie Rock Li+'I'Ie Rock No. LiHIe Rock CompIimenI's of GOSSER'S FOOD CENTER 300I W. Markham ECONOMY DRUG STORE STIFFT STATION FREE DELIVERY Markham and Kavanaugh Ph. MO. 3-4I7I CompIimenI's of TOBY'S HAIR STYLING SALON TOBY SARNA - '47 208 W. Capifol FR.5266I LITTLE ROCK, ARK. Besi' Wishes MUSWICK BEVERAGE and CIGAR CO., INC. 224 Recfor LiHIe Rock AWNINGS Aluminum or Canvas Vene+ian Blinds Full Frame Aluminum Screens LITTLE ROCK TENT 8: AWNING CO. 2I9 W. Ten+h S+. TONY RUNSHANG MACHINE SHOP Machine Repair Work and Welding Ph. FR. 4-4043 523 E. Third SI.-LiHIe Rock Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class ot I958 CHURCH OF OUR LADY OF THE HOLY SOULS 9I4 Harrison LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS ' I I I ,TIL I? Q' I WI? I ' . is N Ein F WIRES I4 . Im My QI I vx'1g5Q f x Z I 534313-A MONSIGNOR FRANCIS A. ALLEN Pastor REV. JOHN E. BARNES REV. REUBEN J. GROFF Assistants PHILL B. BALDWIN GeneraI Con+rac+or WALLACE BUILDING Ph. FR.4-5594 LiH-Ie Rock, Ark. Congrafuiafions Seniors CAPITAL GLASS CO. 80I Broadway LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS Ph. FR.4-6422 CompIimenI's of ALAMO PLAZA HOTEL COURTS Swimming Pool 3200 RooseveI+ LiH'Ie Rock. Ark. MR. and MRS. B. E. BUTLER, Owners HART SHOE SHOP Successor Io METRAILER AND HART For BeH'er Shoe Repairing a+ No Ex+ra Cosi' IIO E. Fourih S'I'. LITTLE ROCK, ARK. PORBECK G.M.C. 35' CHOPT KERNELS .5 AI' Your FavoriI'e Sfore A. Karcher Candy TRUCK co., INC. X 9oo.9le E. 3 a S+. , I' MML51 LITTLE ROCK, ARK. ' 'f m kwwm Phone FR.s-24s3 313' EMETT HOFFMAN ALVIN BELL C H WWIGNZ PHARMACIS7 1' E uAT'rAx,mARMAcisr H J .- , 3 Cmlfb i as , 9uss.s'-s11 H14-4926 LITTLEROCK-ARK. C0mpIlmerl'I'S of MOSES MELODY SHOP Your Pafronage Is Apprecia+ed For The Besi' 915 E, 9+h in Record Needs Li++Ie Rock Ph. FR. 4-4926 Complimenis of Complimen+s of 555 TIRE 8: SERVICE MAY SUPPLY co. and WHOLESALE ONLY FIRESTONE HOME CENTER E. 2nd Rock, 3rd and Brogdway Rgck CATHOLIC YOUTH ORGANIZATION SALVAGE CENTER YouI'h Today---Leaders Tomorrow 3I5 Wes? 6+h REV. JAMES PATRICK MCDONNELI.. Direcfor FR. 4-2794 FR. 2-B926 SING WHILE YOU DRIVE! . Complimenls - f A+ 45 Miles Per Hour, Compllmenis 0 Sing Highways Are Happy Ways . of of AI 55 Miles Per Hour, I AN Sing, I'm bu'r a Siranger Here, FRANKS HGBVED ls Home.. BARBER SHOP A+ 65 Miles Per Hour Q R S Sing, Nearer My God 'Io Thee 4090 New Conway Hwy' 7I3 Main AI' 75 Miles Per Hour, . Sing When Ihe Roll Is Called Up NOFIIW LI++le ROCII Yonder, I'll Be There A+ 85 Miles Per Hour Sing, Lord, l'm Coming Home DRIVE CAREFULLY! IT'S LATER THAN YOU THINK I f I d BILL STARNES B 'I 'I ' noi foo ale Io 'Irain or peasani' an pro- I SAM PECK +iiaille'ismpl0ymen+ an BUSINESS - INDUSTRY - MEN S STORE HOTEL GOVERNMENT Men's and Boys' clawing DRAUGHON SCHOOL OF BUSINESS I-Elie Hill Capifol and Gaines LiHle Rock and DRAUGHON SCHOOL OF RADIO ZI6 Wesi' 6+h SI., LiHle Rock, Ark. Wrile for Free Book TRAIN FOR BUSINESS Shopping Cenier Norfh LiH'Ie Rock Ph. SK 3-5397 SOUTHERN MACHINE AND IRON WORKS Fabricafors of AIumInum, SI'eeI and S+ainIess SI'eeI 809 E. 4+I1 S+. LITTLE ROCK. ARK. FREEZES I sHARP's JEWELRY BRElER's SPECIALTY Eg,'3TLImZ':'E'L Reliable Wa+cI1 RESTAURANT Repair S. e wo' LAUNDRY ' ' . 'nc Makers of EIgm Wa+ches '24 W. Markham 2204 W' IOIIII S+' Rhyncliffe Ties 7626 Asher Ave- Li++le Rock, Ark. MI W. H H1 PI1. LO.5-4I78 Liffle Rock MOON DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Markham and Rec+or LITTLE ROCK BATTERY STREET DRUG STORE II+I1 and Ba++ery SI. LITTLE ROCK, ARK. PI1. I:R.4-5584 Complimenfs of +I1e COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 5+I1 d Arc I1 S+. OAK FOREST DRUG STORE I2'Ih and Fair Park Blvd. LITTLE ROCK. ARK. Ph. MO3-63l9 CompIimen+s of STEWARTS POTATO CHIPS Made Daily Ih LITTLE ROCK THE FABRIC CENTER Headquariers for Fine Dress and Drapery Ma'reriaI 211-213-215 W. Capiiol Ph. FR2-2248 LiH'Ie Rock Landscaping Rock Work Loi Grading Rich Diri- FerI'iIizer Fill Diri' F. M. WITKOWSKI 8: SONS Flowers and Vegeiable PIanI's Ph. FR 4-5493 JOHN WITKOWSKI Manager W. 20'rh and Frank Norfh LiHIe Rock CompIimenI's of COLLINS AND CO, For Insurance of AII Kinds, See BERNARD HEINZE 206 Louisiana FR 6-I34I COFFEE HOUSE CAFE We Specialize in Home Cooked Foods and Sandwiches Ph. FR. 2-8997 4I5 MAIN N.L.R. Complimenis of DYKE BROTHERS 4+h and Poplar NORTH LITTLE ROCK Wholesale Building MaI'eriaIs and Glass HOTEL SERVICE STRICTLY MODERN DOWNTOWN MOTEL HERB PRIOLEAU, Owner Highway 67-70 Refrigeraied-Air N.L.R. Ph. FR 2-I838 SPAULDING ATHLETIC GOODS CO., INC. All Nalionally Adverlised Lines 5 I 3 Cenler Ph. 2-22 I 8 LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS Congralulalions, Seniors RED CROWN CLEANERS IIOI Cumberland LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS Complimenls of RYE AUTO SUPPLY Wholesale The Bes+ in Aulomol-ive Supplies and Accessories II3 W. Washinglon No. LiHIe Rock Complimenis of MADISON CADILLAC E... 2 I 5 LITTLE ROCK M Sireei ARKANSAS PALADINO'S CAFE Where You Mee+ Your Friends 30l Main S'I'. Nor+h Li+I'Ie Rock, Arkansas Complimenls of DR. ANNIE M. BREIVIYER Chiropracfor 3I0 E. Ninl'l1 LiHle Roclc Besi' Wishes, Seniors! TIMES PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO. 5I5 Main S+. Norfh Li++le Rock, Arkansas Complimenrs of EARRELL 8. SCHAER ARKANSAS BLUEPRINT COMPANY TRAVELER LITTLE ROCK, ARK. Ph. FR.4-9365 Complimenis of DAN'S SHOE SHOP -I-UF-NUT Ray-TroiIIeH s-CIarence Besf in Shoe Repair Men's-Canvas Wear-Boys' QuaIi+y Brands Q Ph. MO.3-53I7 290l Kavanaugh PICK-UP AND DELIVERY 423 E. 3rd The Besi' of Every+hing in Men's Wear BAUMAN'S DRUG STORE MEN'S SHOP l423 Barber Ph. FR.e-l5b7 302 Main and Ill W. 3rcI S+. LITTLE ROCK, ARK. ARKANSAS' I , UNIUN LIFE LEGAL RESERVE gnymy J- WYTHI WALKER. PRICIDIN1' HOME OFFICE: LITTLE ROCK CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1958 From OUR LADY OF GOOD COUNSEL CHURCH ....32?ii3Q. Q-Qi RT. REV. MSGR. JOHN B. SCHEPER REV. WALTER RAJMUND REV. JOHN F. O'DONNELL Maryland and Marshall LITTLE ROCK, ARK. Complimen+s 'of CELESTE CLEANERS 9I9 W. l8+h S+. Ph. FR2-4448 Nor+h Li++le Rock Arkansas C. E. CLIMER, Owner Complimen+s of FIDELITY RESERVE INSURANCE CO. l6I5 Main S+. LITTLE ROCK, ARK. Congra+ula+ions, Seniors CompIimen+s of From HOWARD col-:N co. HANK 5 Arkansas' Larges+ and Bes+ Men's S+ore . ' R k A M9 Main S+. 36l4 Roosevel+ Ll++e oc r Li++le Rock STEINKAMFS CompIimen+s of HOME FURNISHERS MILL 81 MINE CO. H20 W. 7+h S+. 920 Allen S+. LITTLE ROCK, ARK. LITTLE ROCK ARK. Ph. FR 4-2204 ' WEBB PHARMACY REBSAMAN. 8: EAST, INC. lnsurance I 3I0 Spring S+. Li++Ie Rock Ph. FR2-7l43 Prescrip+ion Druggis+ PH. FR 4-557l Congratulations, Seniorsl MCPYCO DUSTING SERVICE 'H Look for 'lhe boy wifh 'l'he STRIPED CAP Keo Vi. 2-3l22 Keo Vi. 2-3l23 KEO, ARK. LiHle Rock Wi. 5-2038 Daily Schedules lo Principal Cifies From Coasi' '-R - BEST WISHES fo Coasf for Bofh Less Than Truckload and From me Truclrload Shipmenls. - JUMOR5 T.I.M.E. i7 X: The Scheduled Transconfinenlal Mofor Carrier ARKANSAS PRINTING Conglitxfons 8. LITHOGRAPHING ATN Am ARKANSAS STATIONERY in E X s. FURNITURE CongraI'uIaI'ions Seniors ARKANSAS ACCOUNTING 81 INSURANCE CO. 207 Ringo S+.-Li++Ie Rock LEONARD ELLIS AMBULANCE SERVICE 24 Hour Service 90I W. Markham PHONE: FR4-46 I I-FR4-0686 J. W. DIEHL STORE XIIW X X ! - 'DEAL WITH DIEHL f 3223 Kavanaugh Li++Ie Rock , cgi. - , . viii? JOEL P. DAWES BARBER SHOP I'II Apprecia'Ie Your Nexf Barber Work PI1. FR 2-9396 I03 Eas'I' BII1 S+. LiHIe Rock LEWIS AND NORWOOD INSURANCE AT A SAVING 406 Exchange Bldg. PI1. FR.5-332I LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS The Beafhll ,ple Ylilnnkec Famous ISENMAN DISTRIBUTING CO. IIOI E. 3rd S+. LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS Complimenrs of COHQLZEZIETIOHS ARKANSAS DRIVE INN CARPET 8: FURNITURE 709-7I5 Main Sf. 3200 Fair Park Blvd. LiHIe Rock COOK AUTO CO. G.M.C. TRUCKS -Trailers- ESSO SERVICE LiH'Ie Rock A+ IOII1 and ScoH IOII1 and Main STEPHENS, INC. IFORMERY W. R. STEPHENS INVESTMENT CO.I II4 E. Capi'roI Ave. Ph. FR 4-824I JACK STEPHENS W. R. STEPHENS PresicIen+ Founder GUY FREELING SAM HARRIS WILLIAM TRIMBLE SKEETS DICKEY -Fim, Bids- GEORGE BLACK DOYLE JONES lFirm Offeringsi CHARLES HEMANN RAYMOND THORNTON , ERNEST BUTLER -QUOTGIIOHS1 VERNON J. GISS MURRELL WATHUIS rm LIVE BETTER C5 ,,.,..., f 'l.,- N ' 9 A A Q The Mighty Atom Enjoy more Ieisure and more pleasure aI' Iow cosf-enjoy mod- ern appliances! ..f.,.,.,..... Powsn s. LIGHT MW., Q HELPING BUILD ARKANSAS Best Wishes to Seniors SAINT EDWARD'S CHURCH 5 K REV. LOUIS DEUSTER. O.S.B. Pasior REV. PETER SHARUM, O.S.B. Assis+an+ 8I5 Sherman Li++Ie Rock, Arkansas compiamem of DRUIEJEEORE DUMAS DRESS SITIOP 30I3 W Markham The LiHIe Shop Wlih SALES . I a Big Welcome I640 E. I5+h Li++Ie Rock Lime Rock' Ark' Park Hill 5K3,ll25 Ph. MO 3-4I33 FISCHER STEEL CORPORATION fi Fabrica'I'ors of S'I'eeI for Building Consirucfion REINFORCING STEEL P.O. BOX II66 STEEL -IOISTS STRUCTURAL STEEL MISCELLANEOUS IRON Off'ce and PIanI' I940 Easi' 22nd S+. Phorie FR. 4-4888 HSCO STEEL ROOF DECK Li++Ie Rock, Ark. A CompIe+e S+eeI Fabricaiion and Erec+ion Service Besf Wishes From ECONOMY DRUG Capi+oI and Louisiana SIS. LiH'Ie Rock PHONE FR.4-0307 or FR.4-0308 CompIimen'rs of THE FRANK LYON CO., 208 E. Markham LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS 'For HeaI+h's Sake, EaI' More Fresh Fruifs and VegeI'abIes DILLAHA FRUIT CO. 300 E. Markham LITTLE ROCK, ARK. Besf Wishes . . . CATHOLIC HIGH ROCKETS From THE Open SaI'urcIays ol: UnI'iI Noon 4306 Asher Avenue Member Federal Reserve Sysfem and Federal Deposi+ Insurance Corporafion Complimenfs of A. TENENBAUM CO. Fooi' of No. Rock S+. LITTLE ROCK, ARK. GILMAN KOSTEN 81 C. H. BRILEY DisI'ribuI'ors of BIRDS' EYE FROZEN FOODS 422-424 E. Markham Li++Ie Rock CongraI'uIaI'ions, Seniors SAINT MARY'S CHURCH REV. R. J. MCCAULEY, Pas'I'or REV. F. D. COLAVECHIO, AssI'. I200 W. I6+I'1 No. Li'H'Ie Rock CompIimenI's of HOLLIS 81 COMPANY 330 EasI' 3rd LiHIe Rock INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES I . like ' HILL DRUG CO. scriprion Specialisis Ph. SK.3-2476 3300 Pike-Levy FREE DELIVERY Complimenls of MAJESTIC LAUNDRY 8: CLEANERS I000 W. Markham Phone FR.2-2277 - ANN'S FLOWER 8: GIFT SHOP I808 Main S+. Norlh Li+'rIe Rock 25I'h HOWARD HAL LEY Lime and Afch SERVICE STATION Rock RUN IN BEFORE YOU RUN OUT In fhe Grea'I' SouI'hwes'I' Millions of Meals Are Served Io School Children Wilh Freeman's TUMMY TESTED FOODS JAY FREEMAN CO. INC. LITTLE ROCK, ARK. MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE OLD SOUTH RESTAURANT Our Menu Is Crowded Wi+h Goodness Hwy. 64 E. Russellville, Arlc. -11 Complimenis of OUALITY CLEANERS 2302 Arch SI. Your Clofhes Deserve 'rhe BesI ALBERT J. SIMPSON O. S. GODSEY Phone FR.2-8603 ..i.l.1-. 1-- DAVID'S DRUG 5+h and Main No. LiHle Rock Ph. FR.22267 WE DELIVER Tires Tubes Goss SERVICE COMPANY ,,a,,e,,,,, . - D-X Prod. Dealer nn Fireslone ProducI's Broadway a+ Maple Phone Fr. 2-222I Complicmenls FELTONS CAFE O for if T Famous Chili Sandwiches-Sfealcs Bar6erwDBecTufy and ALBERT BLOOM C3 'q,'g 5l'CC9IDL 'A',Qw Luncheons CO' Us W- 3rd NLR' 6+h and CFel:TIeER 4-45o3LiHIe Rock CompIimen+s of Complimenfs of A CONSOLIDATED GIFT and VARIETY STORE HIGHEST QUALITY 3005 W- Markham PIT. MO 6-9239 Gif+s and No+ions Franlcfurfers x.vllSAJ' Cheezdogs ' Whole Hog Sausage 3 - ? Chili ' Rolled Hams T 6 Sliced Luncheon I Bacon Meafs g HEIGHTS 7 DRUG STORE 04 'ID Ph. Mo.6-9-159 sboo Kavanaugh LITTLE ROCK PACKING CO. UHIG ROCIK I PAPPY'S PARK HILL SHOE STORE CompIimen+s of PHARMACY The ?+ore Tha+ LOUIS SCHNEIDER'S CANDIES Ph. SK3-070, The sus Blass co. 3I3 Main No. LiHIe Rock Liifle Rock, Ark. I Ain'+ Mad a'I Nobody YOUNG TIRE 8: SERVICE CO. L. C. YOUNG, Pres. Third and Broadway Ph. ER.2-I344 LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS CompIimen+s REBSAMEN MOTORS 24-Hour Service LITTLE ROCK, ARK. CompIimen+s STERLING STORES, INC. Serving 'Ihe LiHIe Rock Area SINCE I924 Com pIimen+s CITY SEWING MACHINE CO Pfaff SaIes and Service H. H. STEEN, Owner ZI6 W. Sevenrh LITTLE ROCK, ARK. Where ParIiclfIar People Trade TOMMY'S MEN'S STORE ArIcansas's Largesi' and Fines'I' LITTLE ROCK 2-9077 T0MIgvnI2f-RAM 2307 Main 4.7-M9 Main LITTLE ROCK, ARK. Phone ER-2330I BILL DECKERS D. X. SERVICE 3rd and Broadway LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS ER-28994 CompIe+e Au+omo+ive Service HILL, CRAWFORD LANGFORD Boyle Building LITTLE ROCK, ARK. x 4 Besi' Wishes Z - From +he 7, SOPHOMORE Z v u CLASS or :obo PALADINO'S CAFE Fine Foods and Cold Beverages l0I'h and High HARRY'S MARKET The Sfore Wifh Qualiiy Groceries, MeaI's and Ve efables ASSOCIATED WHOLESALE GROCERY OF ARKANSAS, INC. Home of All MODEL MARKET and A.G. STORES 9 Ph. MO.3-4042 5403 w. I2+h OAK FOREST FLORIST 54:9 w. mn LITTLE ROCK Mo 6-9438 SV U.- .I Q' -I - - 'T slv ' S ' 11 f :Ks HARRISON DRUG Regisfered Pharmacisf 36I0 Kavanaugh PH. MO. 6-8I65 SI, Besi' Wishes ' Complimen+s From fhe FRESHMAN CLASS OF l96I I 2 , , f , f'- , Q, . ff Ll Lf' N , V .hi I L 'Fl f 1' ,AAL , I Off' If .4 v J COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK OF LITTLE ROCK zoo MAIN sr. THE RADIO CLINIC 6I8 Louisiana S+. LiI'I'Ie Rock, Ark. 4 KRUGER TRAVEL BUREAU I09 E. Sevenih S+. Li'H'Ie Rock, Ark. For Reservaiions and Tickeis Phone FR.4-9272 PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS CO. Painf ancI Glass 4I9 W. Capifol Li++Ie Rock Ph. FR. 4-I66I THE ROSEANNE SHOP Second Floor 4I7-4I9 Main SI. Li'HIe Rock, Ark. Phone FR. 4-8I96 H EALY 81 ROTH Funeral DirecI'ors 8I5 Main S+. Li++Ie Rock, Ark. AMBULANCE SERVICE Ph. FR4-3738 C. A. ROTH JOHN A. HEALEY N. R. FAUST New MERCURY 10 H P- America's Il Mos'r Wanfed SPECIAL TROLLING LEVER Oufboarcl Mo+or MERCURY 6 Io 60 Horsepower MARK 10 KEN-CRAFT 8: SWITZER-CRAFT LITTLE ROCK MARINE SUPPLY 4 I 2 I Asher Ave. GUARANTEE SHOE STORE. INC. Shoes for Ihe En'I'ire Family J. J. Hooker, Manager I07-III Wes'I' CapiI'oI LiHIe Rock, Ark. ALAMO PLAZA RESTAURANT Specializing in IIaIian SpagheHi Ravioli Sfeaks 3200 RooseveI'I Ph. MO. 3-4626 LAKE HILL DRUGS Lake Hill Shopping Cenfer No. LiHIe Rock Phone: SK. 3-0787 Com pIimenI's of WOODY'S ESSO 5I03 Asher Ave. Phone MO. 3-9880 Ph. FR. 2-9444 ARTHUR'S NATIONAL BEAUTY SCHOOL 81 SALON A Thing of Beaufy Is a Joy Forever II9 Main Si. NORTH LITTLE ROCK . . . FOR REAL I SAVINGS A Q obx YN 4 C9 I V' X ,499 .- .1983 fig, 690 o XX EASY I 4II Main S+reef TERMS LITTLE Rock NN EY' A Lwnisv F 1 215.1 ' 43- .'.': 304-3I0 Main SI'ree+ NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK. Congra'IuIa+ions ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL REV. B. FRANCIS MCDEVITT-Pas+or REV. BERNARD MALONE-REV. FREDERICK ZARRILLI REV. MILTON LANGE CompIimen1's of OAK FOREST CLEANERS 81 LAUNDRY A. L. ENDERLIN I2I7 Fairk Park BIvcI. PI1. Mo.3-6049 CURRIER'S GF ARKANSAS FOUR MILE SILVER STAR BOATS GULF STATION Aluminum and Plywood JOE 5- KIRK'-AND Concrefe Washing, Poiishing, Waxing Barbecues and and Lubricafion lncinerahvrs Ph. Mo. 3-9857 540: Asher A 3525 Fair PII. Blvd. Li++Ie Rock LITTLE ROCK, ARK, ED GARBACZ AIRCRAFT SALES-SERVICE Aircrafi' Sales Aero-Maps and PI1o+os-Aircrafi' and Engine Repairs Sfudenf Ins+ruc+ions-Air Taxi Service MUNICIPAL AIRPORT. ADAMS FIELD FR 4-004I CongraI'uIa+ions. CaI'I1oIic High! HENRY BARRE CONSTRUCTION C0. LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS AII Types of Book Binding Individual Binding Also CAPITOL CITY BOOK BINDING CO. I09 S. Viciory LiHIe Rock BOUND TO PLEASE HILL. CRAWFORD 81 LANFORD INVESTMENT SECURITIES 305 Boyle Bldg. Ph. Fr. 48276 LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS SECURITIES CALL i INVESTMENT COMPANY U5 gl Rosen Wes+ Second S+. CO I S I I I LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS PI1. FR. 6-I35I AL ISENMAN FR. 2-3I5I ERosTY ACRES ELECTROLUX Dis'I'ribu+ed by Vows' INC. CORPORATION bfh and McLean LiHIe Rock 4I7 Wesi CBPIIOI LITTLE ROCK, ARK. LAUCK PROV. CO. AND LOCKER PLANT WHOLESALE DEALERS 7I7 Easf Washingion . Phone Fr.5-7326 . Norih Liiile Rock, Ark. Creafors of LAUCK FOOD PLAN CLUB Providing BeH'er Food for Less Pulaski Counfy UJllHlHHHlH ARGENTA DRUG CO. since laao E L L i S J-Swiflklj 41h and Main NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK. lb0i Main S+,-eei NORTH LITTLE ROCK Service and Qualify MODEL CLEANERS 3oo9 w. MARKHAM LITTLE ROCK, ARK. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '58 FROM . . 'i E E T MAIN AND secomo s'rnEETs - NORTH LITTLE RocK. ARKANSAS E I' i f ....,... 11'11fi.552525isaisfiffifiiis:filifififi-iii22.22'5252E52:iis.f21e2'i!315.555225352231fiiiszififfs:15232.225522252521E52iii?Eiiiiiiiiiiiiffsgeiiisiiiaiaifiefzisisifei.iiZ.fiE2iEE2??iEi?iii2f Member F. D. 1. 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